11/5/2018
PUNE: Maharashtra
Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRera) has found 300 unregistered projects
that are under development without sanctioned approvals in Pune and Mumbai
region. Even after following up repeatedly with the projects’ developers, they
have refused to register.
MahaRera authorities have written to the respective collectors
and Municipal Commissioners in Pune and Mumbai to initiate action against
them. “We have written letters regarding 92 projects of the nearly 300 projects
that have been reported to us through information and after verification. The
respective local authority, in this case the collectors or the municipal
commissioners to take necessary action against the projects,” MahaRera
secretary Vasant Prabhu told pune-news.com.
He said they will tell the local authorities to check the sanctions of these
300 projects and has urged action against them under the Maharashtra Regional
Town Planning Act (MRTP Act). MahaRera has received over 9,000 emails giving
details of such projects. Of these, 7,000 emails were found to be valid and the
total number of projects that were reported through these emails were about
700, Prabhu said.
A follow-up of these complaints found that 245 projects were
exempted while 79 projects were registered and remaining would register shortly.
According to the regulation, all projects that have not received occupation
certificate and are being sold or marketed must be registered with the
authority.
The recent directive of the government also plans to bring
tenanted or cessed buildings and tenants of such buildings under the Real
Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016 (Rera), providing for the first
time the same protection to these consumers as those available to other home
buyers.
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